When you sign up for Wild Blue Dogs Summer Camp, you’ll chose from three lodging options. It’s bring-your-own sleeping bag and toiletries for the on-site 4-H cabins, where you’ll be assigned a roommate for your adventure.
A few minutes down the road in South Lake Tahoe, the dog-passionate Tahoe Beach Retreat and Lodge welcomes camp participants. You can also make your own off-site reservations.
Here are a few other dog-friendly accommodations in and around the area.
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